still holding the second floor

Pam, Pat, Gremmy and Pam jr at the action

Second floor of capitol held

ADAPT Actioner's make their voices heard

Second floor of the capitol building

Barbed wire around the Parkview nursing home. Photo by Kevin Siek.

The ADAPT rally at the King Center. Photo by Kevin Siek

ADAPT on winds its way through downtown Atlanta from Olympic Park to the King Center.

For 43 years, paid staff have been singing "Happy Birthday" to Dolores, today ADAPT sang to her - lead by Mark Johnson who will never be paid for his singing.

Andreena Patton spoke about the goal to get people out of nursing homes in Georgia, with or without a state Olmstead plan.

Sue Jamison, who plead the Olmstead case, rallied the crowd at the King Center.

ADAPT marched from the Olympic Centennial Park to the Martin Luther King Center.

Anita sings “We Shall Overcome” to people locked in the Parkview Nursing Home.

Cheri Mitchell from Atlanta helps serve the ADAPT activists getting ready for the march.

ADAPT has lunch on Sunday in beautiful Olympic Centennial Park in downtown Atlanta in preparation for the march to the ML King Center.

ADAPT has lunch on Sunday in beautiful Olympic Centennial Park in downtown Atlanta in preparation for the march to the ML King Center.

ADAPT rallies together for the first time, ready for action in Atlanta. Local ADAPT activists welcome ADAPT to Georgia where Olmstead began.

Elenore Smith rallies the crowd for accessible, affordable, integrated housing. She tells about the advantages of visitability and the crime of making homes that people cannot use.

ADAPT in Atlanta October 11 to 14, 2009

ADAPTers take a quick drink during the action.